Sentence examples for force material from inspiring English sources
Like real funnels that force material to flow in one direction, protein funnels are produced when amino acids try many different configurations and are drawn by an interplay of positive and negative forces to flow or fold in one direction.
By using this method the vibration information obtained is more credible, as it contains the components caused by machine tool error, cutting force, material property and changing of cutting parameters.
Using the designed equipment and proposed approach, it is possible to: (i) force material failure in the central part of the specimen; (ii) define a constant temperature in the failure region; (iii) determine a constant equivalent strain rate in the failure region.
On the other hand, the average contact resistance was highly depended on the contact force, material resistivity, running speed, and current.
In this "nightmare scenario," the resulting lack of cooling, combined with the continuing addition of decay heat from fuel assemblies force material temperatures high enough to cause protective cladding to fully react with either air, steam or a combination of the two.
Building on his five-year research experience at the U.S. Air Force Materials Lab, Fletcher worked with Gershenfeld to create unique ID codes embedded within smart materials themselves.
All Force materials are commonly used in consumer products.
Do some components transfer forces, material, energy, or information to other components to enable them to work properly?
The key feature of the pure bending experiment is the absence of contact forces, material slip and friction.
The intestine proper, lined with digestive and absorptive cells, is surrounded by a thin layer of muscles that effect peristalsis; i.e., they contract in a wavelike fashion, forcing material down the length of the intestine.
The non-stationary system parameters, which may include masses, restoring forces, material properties or damping, are considered to be slowly varying functions of time.
